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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
Society Events.

Miss Stella wiles entertained few friends on
Tuesday evening at whist party.
Miss Mary Hanson will give dancing party on
vile.
The German Club is making preparations for
Lands soon.
The young people of Grace NJ. E. Church gave
very interesting and profitable Thanksgiving service
mt the church Thursday evening
The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church, will meet with Mrs Lecklider. No. l. East
Vermont street, on Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Dickens, of London will give the second
lecture of the Indianapolis lecture Friday
evening of next week, in Plymouth Church.
Mrs John Holiday has issued cards for an en-
honor Of her niece, Miss Early, of Baltimore
Mrs. Charles Wood and Mrs. SalIie Vsjen have is
sued invitations for reception Wednesday after
noon from till o'clock, and for dancing party
the same evening
Mrs J. e. Cravens and sister, Mrs. Maxwell have
sent ont invitations for reception next Friday after
noon. 1T the residence of the former No. 2O1 North
Pennsylvania street.
The members of the Light Infantry viii give re-
ception and dance at their arnory on Wednesday
evening which will be the rst OF series to be given
during the winter; They will be something like the
pleasant affairs the Infantry held some seasons ago.
At meeting of the Assembly at the New Denison
Hotel last night, the direction of all affairs connected
Herewith was placed IL the hands of board OF gov
errors. composed of A. L. Roache, John e. Wright,
g. @. Fottar, w. E. G. Colt, w. j. Brown Oliver l.
Morton and Morris Ross.
Miss Ellen Wilson celebrated her fifteenth birthday
anniversary yesterday, by inviting fourteen of her
girl friends 70 luncheon. In the center of the table
was the birthday cake, ornamented with fifteen
brghtcoiored candles, and the cloth strewn with
ent en-. lowers Each guest gave tho hostess pretty
gitt N remembrance of the day, and souvenier,
al each plate was a carved wood napkin ring.
Germany will be the subject before the Woman's
Club on Friday afternoon Mrs. o. III. Hasselman
will read paper on Its Influence American
Scholarship and Mrs J. r. McKee, Its Emigrant
IN America The conversation Its Influence
American Life will be led by Mrs James NJ. Win
ters Friday will be .'onen day, when each member
has the privilege OF bringing to the meeting
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Leftwicb. of Brightwood, were
agreeably surprised on THIN ksgiving evening by
number OF their friends calling on them remind
them that It was the twentieth anniversary Of their
marriage They received number beautiful pres
ents. Among those present from the city were Mr..
G. s. Leftwich and daughter. Dir and Mrs. T. j.
Yount, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gustin and Mr. and
Mrs. n. j. Nei1nan.
very pleasant reception rendered the
patrons Of School No IA, by the teachers and pupils
on last Wednesday afternoon at the school building,
cs East shio street. It took the form Of Thanks.
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Paris.

Claude Powell of Indianapolis, in the city this
week visiting friends Miss Lyde Yates of Terre
Mrs. J. c. Besier attended the Womens Suffrage
convention in Terre Haute this week Mr.. VIII E.
Jarboe of Indiana polls and Miss Nellie Mahoney of
this city, married last Sunday at Terre Haute
viii Short, of Jacksonville, Ill, vas in the e, city
Tuesday Miss May Hammond of Camargo, ILL.,. Is
visiting Mrs. Alexander Mann Mrs. Thad Nicely of
Muncie, Ind who has been visiting relatives in this
city returned home yesterday. Miss Matte Sellars
@ Cleveland O., is the guest Of her brother Col Van
visiting his Frank Hagar here this week Misses
Maud Rude and Annie Augustus. of DePauw Uniyer-
city.--.W. A. Judson and family of Ltchfeld, Ill,
visiting relatives in this city Mr. Frank Haines
of Decatur. H.. was in the city last Monday : Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Shoaf, of Danville, H. and Mrs Bar
ney; of Chicago spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Nan
Slanker visiting relatives in Westheld. H. -
Misses Eie Graves and Nellie Curtis spent Thanks
giving with friends in Terre Haute- Miss Lulu
Rogers has gone Springfield Mo-. to spend the win
Horace Cretors and Win Church left yesterday
for San Diego, Cal Mr.. G. W. Leyings, of Ohm
stead, Ill., is in the city visiting.
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CONCERNING BUTTONS.
Changes Wrought by Fashion in These AID.
juncts of Dress.

London Housewife
The manufacture of buttons seems to have
made great progress during the reigns that fol-
lowed that of William III. for buttons came to
be used to extravagant extent 1t was the
fashion for gentlemen. at the end of the last
century, to wear exceedingly ong-tailed coats,
having large buttons, tight buckskin breeches
buttoned at the knee. and tied with punches of
ribbons, and when CATERS were worn they but
toned all the way down. This fashion. occa-
sionally mooifed, continued until about fifty
years ago, and may be called the golden age OF
button making. All duties on buttons were done
away with by Sir Robert Peel
A curious button was made about a century
ago and worn by the English handles of the
period. 1t consisted of polished brass, and was
ruled with lines 30 fine to be almost micro
scopic. The rouRhness of the surface thus OBJ
tanned broke the reflection of the light falling
it and gave it prismatic colors. The beauty OF
mother OF pearl and its irdescent brilliancy are
believed to be produced by three plates over
tapping each other unevenly, and thus they dis
perse the light they reflect it The brass but
tons appeared iridescent from the same cause.
and as they cost guinea each. they were high
~ fashionable at the time.
It might be interesting to trace the gradual
change from the long blue snuff brown coat
with gilt buttons and breaches buttoned at the
pockets and knees, with leggius buttoned all
down. to the present almost buttonless style OF
garments.
Covered buttons were introduced by NJ SAM
der. He lost his fortune in Denmark when
Lord Nelson bombarded Copenhagen. and came
over to England to try and earn little money.
not dreaming that he would more than recoup
himself for what he had lost. He introduced
first covered button consisting of cloth or last
ing, with an iron shank. His son improved
this into what is called the flexible shank button,
which, when made of silk, however, soon wore
out.
Another advance was the corded edge but
ton. Next it became the fashion to have but
tons to match the colors of the clothes Ivory
was too expensive and difficult to dye. Resource
was had to the corozo NUT which 10 soft. easily
cut and takes any hue required.
The changes and caprices of fortune, which at
one time covers clothes with buttons very
large and at another time extremely small, af-
feet, of course, the button trade and the persons
engaged therein. L seems preposterous that
the well-being misery of large portion of
our laborious population should depend upon
apparently SO trivial matter, vet it is so.
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STANDARD OIL FREIGHTS.
Mr.. Rockefeller Tells About the Trust and Its
Stock, but Knows Nothing About Freights.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-J. d. Rockefeller
chairman of the Standard Oil Trust, was sworn
and examined before the Interstate commerce
Commission, this morning, in connection with
the Standard Oil Counsel for the com
plainant asked the witness to produce paper
which he had in hand. giving list Of the stocks
OF the various companies held in trust Objec-
ton was made by counsel for the Standard Oil
Trust, and for several of the defendant rail-
roads, but the commission ruled the paper was
competent evidence. and said it was also of the
opinion that If it should appear from the evil
dence that either of these companies. the
stock of either of these companies, any one
of them, is held by this trust, it will be then
competent to go further. and show in general
terms what the extent of the pool is that is con-
trolled by this oil trust and what is the extent
of the business that is controlled by it, for the
purpose of putting before the commission the
extent of the operations of the trust
The witness stated, in reply TO a series OF in
quiries, that the stock of the Standard Oil Com
pany of Ohio the Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky, the Camden Consolidated Oil Com
pany of Petersburg. w. Va, the Waters
Pierce Oil Company Of St. Louis and the Con-
solidated Tank-line of Cincinnati, was held by
the Standard Trust.
Several other companies were mentioned by
counsel for complainant but were objected to,
and excluded on the ground that these COM
panies had been brought into tho case in
previously given evidence. The witness said, in
ubs lance, that the stock of the companies
surrendered by the owners, and the certificates
of the trust issued in exchanges; that the profits
of the several companies were not divided
among the stockholders but were paid into the
trust and then divided among the holders of
trust certificates; also, that the aggregate of the
outstanding certificates was about ninety million
dollars. The witness stated that between
IS and 80 per cent of the oil-reinine business OF
the country was done by his company but he
subsequently changed this estimate to 90 per
cent. The trust certificates were held in all
parts of the country.
On crossexamination the witness said that
the trust had nothing whatever to do with the
making of rates, all that being done by the sub
ordinate companies.
Mr.. George Rice, the complainant, was swor n
and examined at considerable length, but beyond
the statement that his profits about four
teen cents a barrel on oil delivered at his works
in Ohio and the further statement, in contradic-
ton to that of most of the railroad men, that
the consigror and cousignee usually load aud
unload barreled oil at their own expense his tes-
timony, up to the recess, covered similar grounds
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SheahyyiIle.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. DePrez entertained party of
friends at Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander of Chicago. and Mr.. and Mrs Pink, of Indian
apoli.. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs iseyinson.
Miss Nellie BDokwalser entertained friends on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Berta Fessler of
Chicago and Miss Melcher, of Vevay, Ind -Miss
Bales of Washington D. c. is the guest of Miss Title
Rouse Mrs J. D. Pugh entertained number of
friends Friday evening, in honor of Miss May
Hamilton, who was home from Hanover College
Miss Laura Robbits entertained number of her in
innate friendsson Friday evening at her home,
West Mechanic t---Miss Sallie pye. of Indian
apolis, visited friends here the past week Miss
Miss Maud Clark entertained some young folks
at her home, south of town, Friday evening
Miss Emma Shelk is visiting Mrs robert Wilson In
Franklin Miss Lola Parker who attending De-
PAW University, spent Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Ursie Strong tanned friends Friday
ing Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Fastal,en are the guests
of her parents in Greensburg. The German club
will dance Wednesday evening".
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Peru.

Miss Anna O'Brion entertained the Acorn Club
Wednesday evening Mrs Milton Shirk gave pro-
gressive euchre Friday evening. Miss Bessie La.
Decatur Ill., last week Miss Pattie Shirk is enter
tanning Miss Higgins of La Porte: The Nonpareil
Club will give of their enjoyable hops Wednesday
evening Miss Name Yeager and Miss Georgia
Deibert are visiting friends at Petersburg Mrs;
Harry Carpenter entertained the Young Married
Peoples Progressive Euchre Club Friday evening
Mrs Wilbur Milton is visiting relatives in Charleston,
ILL., : Mrs Roll Norton and child, of Chicago.
the guest of relatives this city Miss Nellie Dart
has returned from visit to Indianapolis Mrs b.
Stratmeyer. OF Cincinnati, is home for extended
visit with her other, Mrs. Geo. Rettir Mr.. and
Mrs R. A. Edwards are visiting friends in Chicago
Will Neff and Miss Georgia Mercer married
Wednesday evening at the residence of NJ Mercer,
West Sixth The Misses Malott entertaining
Miss Vird and Rose Graft of Wabash.
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Marion.

Rev. Father Weichman of Anderson, visited Rev.
Father Grogan Tuesday Miss Maud Collins is
visiting at Decatur Mrs. Wike is visiting her
at Cincinnati DR.. j. B. Lyte and family are visit
ing at Shebyville Miss Emma Clevenger, of Nil
dletown, Ind, is visiting Mrs. Joe Lucas Misses
Anna, George and Delight Sweetser came home from
school at Cincinnati to spend Thanksgiving Miss
Lucy Godthwaite is visiting friends at Cincinnati
Mrs Martha Reed, of Kansas is visiting Marion rea-
tives- Mrs james Brownlee has returned from an
extended visit to Geneva, miss Lizzie Mcclure
is visiting Mrs. DR.. Person. at Pontiac H. Mrs.
Frank Shoemaker and Mrs. Della Gpin, of Warren,
visiting Marion relatives John Detweiler of
Harrisburg Pa, is visiting his uncle Philip Mates.
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Rockville.

Mrs. Frank Stocfbridge, from Pana, ILL.,. is the
guest of HRS. Myron Stockbridge- The most pleas
ant bali of the season gwen by the Home Circle,
Thanksgiving night Guests were present from Brazil,
South Bend. Charlottesville and Terre Haute Miss
Nellie Murray, of South Bend is visiting Miss Daisy
Johnson The celebration of the tenth marriage
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Daniels was de-
Iightful affair." 100 guests present
Messrs. Frank Allen and Sebastian McFaddn two
students of Wabash are home weeks vacat on.
=. Miss Minnie Musser has returned from Craw-
louisville. where she has been visiting Miss Kate
hartman, of Petaluna CAL is visiting Mrs. Albert
Overman.- Mr.. Robert Gillum teacher in the Nor
mai. Terre Haute. is in the city. His tenn porary
abode while here is with his brother the Hon. w. H
Gillurn.
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Come Early and Make Your Selection.
H.P.WASSON 600

chair reading the books that he had left. The
next morning the jaier returned. made my bed,
cleaned my room, and brought me. with my
breakfast. some lemons" The French Bastile
and the Venetian Piombi always cited as the
vilest of the political prisons which have ever
opened their doors at the bidding of despotism-
This ia why l have cited these passages. But it
would be equally easy to cite from the Memoirs
of Baron Trenck," and from MY Prisons of
Silvio Pelllco, to prove that neither Frederick
the Great the Austrian government treated
political prisoners ordinary criminals. Even
Russia makes the distinction among those con-
6emued to Siberia.
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Cambridge CITY.

Mrs. R. B. F. PIERCE, of Indianapolis, is visiting
Mrs. f. G. Masbaugh- = Mrs. Chas E. Kmball of
Pontiac Mich. is the guest of friends here Mrs
May Hustled, Liberty Ind, visited relatives here last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hoshour spent last
week Indianapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hnshaw
attended the wedding of Mr. ii. niece, Miss Minnie
Johnson to Mr. John sordes, at knightstown, on
Ill.,, the guests of Miss Jennie Lackey- Miss
Grace Rodebaugh, Columbus O., visited Miss Gertie
Routh lass week. DIR. j. R. Monk has been called
Danville H., by the serious illness of Will Monk
his Mr.. J. n. Pof and Miss Caroline Davis
were married Sunday evening Nov. 20.
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Urbana.

Miss Guitar of Columbia Mo-. us guest of w. I'll.
Smith. Miss Lutte Owens visited Onarga friends
the past week. Miss Mae Matthews spent Thanks
giving in Danville, guest of Miss Mabel Zerse
Miss Ella Sprangle of Indianapolis, visited Urbana
friends the past week. Mrs. Julia Harsh Mrs. Jen-
ME Van Tassel and Roy, guests of T. S.
Hubbard and family Mrs. jas Lindey and daugh
tiers, Mae and BERTHE, of Philo. have become resi-
dents of the city Miss Fannie Dunlap. has been
of Clinton H., visited Urbana friends the past week.
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Muncie.

Mr.. W. H. Green. editor of the Brookville Ameri-
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. j. H McClung
of the Daily Times. His daughter Ella accompanied
him - Miss Molie Boyer visited at Rushville this
dianapolis friends to-day Miss Margaret Mans
field. of New Castle, was the guest of friends here
last week. Mrs. John II. Smith is the guast of
Bluffton friends. Mr.. and Mrs Colman Fl. Matlen
celebrated their thirty-ffth marriage anniversary
Friday Charley Swain and Frank McCrillus will
attend school at Dayton, o., next week. They go for
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THE srATE OF ILLINOIS.

Mrs. Holmes. of Chicago. is guest of her brother,
Lieut.. Hoppn Z Mrs. NJ. E. Lapham is entertain
ing her mothee, Mrs Alien FIadden, of Petersburg
Mrs FsHe rdInan, wh o has the guest of
Mrs r. Victor return ed TO Chicago Monday Miss
Fannie Piersen starts for Eterda next week Mrs
L. L. Nelson and wife David Maths. who has been
visiting his son Ross, fas returned to his home in
Philadelphia Prof J. y Crawford joined his wife
recently at Montague Mass They win probably re-
turn home soon Miss. Kate Everett is spending
cation with friends near Shebyyille. IL Miss Hat
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Marshall.

Miss Lucy Andrews of Brazil Ind. is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Greenough L. S. Kilborn
IS home from Leroy to spend few days. -.Jas. P.
Greenough, who has been spending few months in
Colorado for his health returned home Thursday
Mrs. J. E. Bggs has gone to La Junta, Col. to join
her husband Mrs. Susan Orrell, of Casey is the
guest of relatives here---.J. P. Aydelott and
family, of Moawequa. have returned home
from visit with Marshall relatives. Will Bryan
has arrived at home from few months sojourn in
California Miss Georgia Smith, of Pana, was the
guest of G. s. Smith and wife, last week. Geo.
Hammerly has returned from Hume, where he has
been living for two years or more Mrs Chas Dun
can, of Martinsville. has returned home from few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Judge Gasaway.
Mis Belle Neal is visiting the family of Raymond
kintz in Terre Haute.
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New Castle.

L. A. Jennings left, Friday visit to relatives in
Bird CITY. Kan Ed Mahin spent Sunday in koko-
mo- Miss Carrie Timber visited Milton friends last
week. Mrs E. B. Phillips visited at Richmond last
week John B. Ogoorn, of Arcanum, o. the
guest of Fred w. Smith last week Harry and Miss
Louie Elliott of Logansport guests of their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shroyer- =: Mrs. Fred
H Smith, of Columbus o. is the guest of friends in
this city Miss Lizzie Mason, of Greensburg, was
the guest of her sister Miss Sailie Mason, Sun
day II T. Luellen and Dick Davis have returned
from California Ben Fisher, of Indianapolis spent
Thanksgiving with his parents in this city.
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Charleston.

Harry Seton and sister Blanche visiting in st.
Louis Mrs. F. Landes has returned from Indian
apolis Miss Helen Weiss spent part of the week in
Terre Haute Miss Cora Miller. of Hoopeston WIS.,
tied the past week with Mike Miller and family j.
K Decker and wife have returned from visit in Ken
lucky. Miss Ora Griffin is the guest of her friend
Miss Young in Danville. Miss Scotia Montjoy is
visiting Mrs. kruizan in Terre Haute- Mrs. Har-
riet McNutt of Decatur. is visitor in the city
Mrs James McCarty visited friends in Windsor
the past week Mrs. R. Hutchinson is home from
visit at Irvington; Ind Mrs A n Balm gaze din
Parker of Indianapolis is guest of Mrs. B. A. Par
kerr. Geo: Schmidt and wife. of St Louis, visited
Charleston friends this week. Harry Davis of Jack
sonville, Fla is in the city. Mrs w. E. McCrary
has gone to Texas to spend the winter j. f.
Mitchell wife and sister, of Friend. Neb are visiting
iyt bac ify
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Nfattoon.

Miss Ella Hoddy attended the FountGray wedding
at Humboldt Thursday Mrs. A. Miley, of Sui
Ivan was the guest of Mattoon friends Thursday
evening The Misses Ashworth and Miss Emma
Zimmerman, of Sullivan ILL.,, guests of Mrs. Z,
C. Gilhan Thursday.---M Mrs. NJ. Alshuler has
turned from Chicago Married, at Humboldt. IL,
Thursday evening, Mr. G.. B. Yount. of Homer, ILL.,,
to Miss Rhoda GRAY, young lady of estimable char
acter. Mrs. Title Tut, of Brazil; Ind visited
Mrs. Chas. Bennett last week. Married, at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. J. Major. Wednesday evening,
Esd, Minor Heermans to Miss Matte g. Major
They departed for Champaign, their future home
W. F. Johnson of Decatur, ILL.,. and f. NJ. Northway,
Of Indianapolis, spent Thanksgiving with Dr. H. NJ,
McFall. Mrs. J. 0. Rudy returned from visit at
Paris H. Thursday Mrs. Hattie A. Bridges and
sons, G. V and Frank of Malvern. Iowa. are guests
visiting at Paris, Ill.
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Edinhurg.

Miss Alice Franks, of Franklin, has been the guest
of Miss Maggie johnson part of the past week Ed
Wekert and wife, of Indianapolis the guests of
Hess and children, of Indianapolis. visiting in
this place, the guests of j. L. Toner and wife ohm
Sloppy and wife of Crawfordsve. Ind, visited rela
tives and friends here last week .Chas. Kuhn OF
Indianapolis visited his parents here last Thursday
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Anderson.

Mrs. Eta Sweetland. nee Taylor, formerly of this
place. is making her home in Garden City. Kan.
On Monday Mrs. Sarah Sparks leaves for extended
visit in Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Cooley Hazelet
leaves in few days to join her husband in Los
Cal
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tie Brown is visiting relatives in Ogden, ILL., Miss
Mae Ware of Mahomet was married recently to
John Z. littler of Urbana- Mrs Ida Worre, of
Bloomington Ill.,. is the guest of her father Abel
Harwood. Cards out announcing the coming
marriage of W. III. Smyser, part owner of the Cham
paign Times, to Mrs. Alice B. McCulloch, at Wash
ington, d. c.. next Tuesday. Mr. Smyser has been
resident of Washington for several past in the
COY sarYica.
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Logansport.

The Lotus Club entertained their friends Thanks
giving eve. There were MANY visitors from dis.
lance Miss Bertha Wise entertained number of
her friends last Wednesday evening IN honor of her
cousin, Miss Born of Lafayette
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GreencaStIe.

r. s. Raglan has return ed from New York. Miss
Sample of Lafayette. is the guest of Mrs: Laugh
Estes Westfed.- Mrs. Fred Walker and daughter
have returned to their home at Rockport, Ind Mrs
Joseph and II. G. Allen Mrs julia Bosom and
Mr.. Thos Bosom and wife have removed to Indian
apois pr. Hollingsworth Of Los Angeles, Cal,
RAIDER and her daughter. Mrs. McWhirter, have re-
turned from Nashville, Tenn -Chas. A. Fisher has
A. Kelly, of Charlottesville, is visiting Miss Kate
Noe Capt. J. F. Fee and family and Miss Minnie
Harbinson, of Chicago spent Thanksgiving at Bloom
ngton. Chas. L. Martin has returned from Oregon,
where he has been spending the summer The lam
join the Professor who has position with Harper g
Brothers IT E. Ballard, of Charlottesville is visit
ing his father Mrs. Samuel McKeen. of Terre
Haute i. visiting her cousin. Mrs. Prof Ra-
gan Mrs Geo. Moore. of indianapolis. is visiting
her parents Dr. and Mrs. Knight.
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ST. .Ioseph.

Miss Kate Cusick has returned to her home in Paris
H. after pleasant visit with her sisters Miss Anna
and Mrs DIR. Sim Rev. Sam Jones has returned
from ST. Louis ct